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What will be the percentage decrease in weight of a body, When it is taken 32 km below the surface of earth.Take radius of earth 6400 km.

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Answered by ExᴏᴛɪᴄExᴘʟᴏʀᴇƦ
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Answer :

  • A body is taken 32 km above the surface of the earth
  • Radius of earth = 6400 km
  • Percentage decrease in weight of the body = ?

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\sf :\implies g' = g\bigg\lgroup 1 - \dfrac{h}{R}\bigg\rgroup\;\;-eq(1)\\

  • So then the % decrease in the value of acceleration due to gravity is gonna be,

\sf :\implies \delta g = \dfrac{g - g'}{g} \times 100\\

\sf :\implies \delta g = \dfrac{g - g\bigg\lgroup 1 - \dfrac{h}{R}\bigg\rgroup}{g} \times 100\\

\sf :\implies \delta g = \dfrac{g\bigg\{ 1 - \bigg\lgroup 1 - \dfrac{h}{R}\bigg\rgroup\bigg\} }{g} \times 100\\

\sf :\implies \delta g = \bigg\{ 1 - 1 + \dfrac{h}{R}  \bigg\} 100\\

\sf :\implies \delta g =  \dfrac{100h}{R} \;\; -eq(2)

  • Finally, the % change in weight will be given by,

\sf :\implies \delta W = \delta m + \delta g\\

\sf :\implies \delta W =  \dfrac{100h}{R}\\

\displaystyle \underline{\bigstar\:\textsf{According to the Question :}}

\sf\dashrightarrow \delta W = \dfrac{100\times 32}{6400}

\dashrightarrow\underline{\boxed{\pink{\mathfrak {\delta w = 0.5 \%}}}}


ItzArchimedes: Awesome !!
Answered by tarracharan
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\rm{\:\:•\:Percentage\: decrease\: in \:weight =}\rm{\textbf{\red{0.5\: \%}}}

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\sf{\:\:•\: Depth\:(d) = 32\:km}

\sf{\:\:•\: Radius \:of\:earth\:(R) = 6400\:km}

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\sf{\:\:•\: Percentage\: decrease \: in \: weight \:of \:the \:body.}

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\:\:•\:\boxed{\sf{g' (g\:at\:depth\:‘d’) = g\left(1-\dfrac{d}{R}\right)}}

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\large{\rm{Sᴏʟᴜᴛɪᴏɴ :}}

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\rm{Weight\:at\:depth = mg'}

\rm{ = mg\left(1-\dfrac{d}{R}\right)}

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\rm{➪\:Percentage\:decrease\:in\:weight = \dfrac{mg-mg'}{mg}\times 100}

\rm{ = \dfrac{mg-mg\left(1-\dfrac{d}{R}\right)}{mg}\times 100}

\rm{ = \left[\cancel{1}-\left(\cancel{1}-\dfrac{d}{R}\right)\right]\times 100}

\rm{ = \left(\dfrac{32}{64\cancel{00}}\right)\times 1\cancel{00}\: = }\rm{\red{ 0.5\: \%}}

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